A Reborn Couple's Leisurely Life in the Red Chamber

The biggest reason I couldn't get through this book was the lack of paragraph breaks. A single paragraph could take up the entire screen, making me dizzy and feeling quite overwhelmed.

I don't understand why everyone is criticizing Baoyu and Daiyu. Baoyu in the story is clearly a pure and good boy, filial to his parents, loving to his brothers and sisters, and very respectful to his maids. He simply fell in love with Daiyu. Putting aside their destined fate, such a beautiful love shouldn't be condemned like this, right?

This book is quite good, it's a pity it was published too early.

The male and female leads are... Well, let's just say they're not great. If you lack experience and writing skills, don't set up a protagonist who's seventy or eighty years old and has transmigrated/reborn; you simply can't handle that. Moreover, both the female and male leads are incredibly powerful, yet their thoughts and ideas in the story are more archaic than those of the ancients, lacking…

I don't read any fanfiction that tries to whitewash Jia Baoyu, or any story where the protagonist is a transmigrator of Jia Baoyu. I dislike Jia Baoyu the most in *Dream of the Red Chamber*, followed by Grandmother Jia and Lady Wang. It's just so repulsive.

The female lead's personality was fine before, but after it became a paid content, her personality was really awkwardly portrayed.

Ignoring the writing style, just by looking at what you wrote, those who know you would think you were writing a novel, while those who don't would think you were writing an essay.

The red envelopes disappeared so quickly... Here are my heartfelt wishes: May the era of *Dream of the Red Chamber* never fade, and may the spirit of its popularity never be forgotten.

Was chapter 72 deleted? What was it about?

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